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Study: Who's On Which Social Nets

Marketers that are frustrated with targeting specific age groups or demographics in Facebook, MySpace, Twitter and LinkedIn could glean insight from a recent study by Anderson Analytics.

MediaPost | Online Media News. Added by Kyleen (Hamill) Fishwick on July 28, 2009

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Scott Miller shared a reaction in Social Networking 120 days ago

“FB should not be used for advertising while Twitter, as a biz tool, is a great venue for relevant ads. I would click.”

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Jenn LaRocco shared a reaction in Advertising Industry, Digital Advertising 120 days ago

“Twitter has become more popular than LinkedIn, those who belong to a social net are 4x more vocal about products”

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Stephen Kohnle shared a reaction in Social Networking 120 days ago

“This article makes some good points, not sure who did the math but it makes some sense.”

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